Sorry Barbara, for my brevity,
Finale has a scan feature, though limited, will sometimes pull in TIFF
Files and notate them. Sometimes they sound perfect but look too distorted
to manipulate. Sometimes they come in almost perfectly and stray notes can
be moved back into place, but other times the
Hi Barbara,
That was me. I would run it through PDFtoMusic Pro and export a MusicXML file
for you. It would almost certainly require some cleanup, especially if layers
are involved, but it might be better than nothing.
I will be away from my computer for a couple of days starting today, so send
Someone offered to try to convert the pdf's to Finale. I can't remember
who it was. Please? Who?
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On 18-2-2015 22:10, David Woodard wrote:
> If all else fails, scan back in and edit.
What do you mean by that?
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If all else fails, scan back in and edit.
On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 11:36 AM, Barbara Touburg
wrote:
> On 17-2-2015 17:25, Gerardo Delgado wrote:
> > And saving the file with another name?
>
> I'm afraid the music is really gone. :(
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On 17-2-2015 17:25, Gerardo Delgado wrote:
> And saving the file with another name?
I'm afraid the music is really gone. :(
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And saving the file with another name?
Gerardo Delgado
Músico
Enviado desde el celular
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From: Barbara Touburg
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Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2015 17:16:41
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Corrupt file
On 17-2-2015 17:01, j...@thomastudios.com wrote:
> The er
On 17-2-2015 17:01, j...@thomastudios.com wrote:
> The error you refer to is Finale unable to write a backup file, not your main
> .mus file.
I know. Why does this error corrupt my *.mus file?
> Are your preferences pointing to a drive or folder that no longer exists?
No. The folder exists.
>
The error you refer to is Finale unable to write a backup file, not your main
.mus file. Are your preferences pointing to a drive or folder that no longer
exists? Or it could be a preferences issue for that folder or disk, if you’re
on a Mac.
J D Thomas
ThomaStudios
> On Feb 17, 2015, at 7:1
There is a program PDFtomusic Pro that I use. It only works on PDFs created
from inside a notation program, not on scans. If you privately email me the
file, I can export a MusicXML file and send it back to you. It is by no means
perfect, but it helps quite a bit.
C
On Tue Feb 17, at TuesdayF
Dear list,
I have a file (violin and harp) which had 13 pages. I've lost almost
everything. Finale said: unable to write *.bak file.
What has happened? I'm baffled.
Is there a way to convert a pdf back to notation? It is very complicated
music and I've had a lot of work. LOST!
Help?
Thanks!
Ba
I've looked at the header in a hex editor and it is entirely different from a
finale file - closer to a web xml document.
Anyone have any idea how this could happen? Happened to anyone else?
Given that the actual data is not corrupt and only the header, is it
recoverable in any way?
Steve P.
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>Can anyone try to open a file for me?
>
>Finale says it can't open the filetype and the same with the .bak.
>It opened fine five minutes ago..
>
>Steve P.
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Can anyone try to open a file for me?
Finale says it can't open the filetype and the same with the .bak.
It opened fine five minutes ago..
Steve P.
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